MLB Draft Big Board 2014: Mike Rosenbaum's Complete Predraft Rankings
With the 2014 MLB Rule 4 draft less than a month away, it’s time to take a look at the top prospects in this year’s class.
The noticeable lack of impact hitters on board (especially from the college ranks) highlights the pitching-heavy nature of this year’s class, as teams will have an endless list of promising arms to choose from in the early rounds.
Yet, with every organization expected to target players based on the spending limitations (draft pool) of MLB’s collective bargaining agreement, it’s almost impossible to accurately predict just how early some players will be selected.
However, as part of Prospect Pipeline’s all-out draft coverage leading up to and through the event, which is to be held June 5-7, we’ve put together a rankings of the top 150 prospects in the class to familiarize everyone with many of this year’s big names.
Please note that this is not a mock draft or a prediction of exactly where players will be selected. You can expect every player on this list to be taken in the draft, likely within the first five rounds. Therefore, the following rankings are based upon a player’s potential impact as a major league player.
As always the case with the MLB draft, any number of things can and will change between now and June 5. So, be sure to check back frequently over the coming weeks for updated rankings and further insight as to how the draft may unfold.
Nos. 150-101
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| 150 | Daniel Mengden | RHP | Texas A&M | Never Drafted | |
| 149 | Stone Garrett | OF | George Ranch HS (Texas) | Rice | |
| 148 | KJ Harrison | C | Punahou HS (Hawaii) | Oregon | |
| 147 | Ben Wetzler | LHP | Oregon State | Phillies 2013 (5) | |
| 146 | A.J. Vanegas | RHP | Stanford | Athletics 2013 (19) | |
| 145 | Sean Bouchard | 3B | Cathedral Catholic HS (Calif.) | UCLA | |
| 144 | Alexis Pantojas | SS | Puerto Rico Baseball Academy | Alabama St. | |
| 143 | Sam Coonrod | RHP | Southern Illinois | Never Drafted | |
| 142 | Jared Ruxer | RHP | Louisville | Indians 2011 (29) | |
| 141 | Justin Smith | OF | Bartram Trail HS (Fla.) | Miami | |
| 140 | Aaron Brown | LHP | Pepperdine | Indians 2013 (30) | |
| 139 | Tate Blackman | 2B | Lake Brantley HS (Fla.) | Ole Miss | |
| 138 | Brandon Downes | OF | Virginia | Red Sox 2011 (43) | |
| 137 | Raphael Ramirez | OF | Pace Academy HS (Fla.) | North Carolina State | |
| 136 | Nick Wells | LHP | Battlefield HS (Va.) | Charleston | |
| 135 | Ryan Butler | RHP | Charlotte | Yankees 2013 (16) | |
| 134 | Todd Isaacs | OF | American Heritage HS (Fla.) | None | |
| 133 | Travis Jones | OF/3B | Atascocita HS (Texas) | Texas | |
| 132 | Nick Torres | OF | Cal Poly | Never Drafted | |
| 131 | Mitch Hart | RHP | Granite Bay HS (Calif.) | Southern California | |
| 130 | Kel Johnson | OF | Home Schooled | Georgia Tech | |
| 129 | Jake Cosart | RHP | Seminole JC (Fla.) | Never Drafted | |
| 128 | Rhys Hoskins | OF | Sacramento State | Never Drafted | |
| 127 | Simeon Lucas | C | Grant Community HS (Ill.) | Illinois State | |
| 126 | Adam Ravenelle | RHP | Vanderbilt | Yankees 2011 (44) | |
| 125 | Jordan Brink | RHP | Fresno State | Never Drafted | |
| 124 | Lane Thomas | OF | Bearden HS (Tenn.) | Tennessee | |
| 123 | Andrew Karp | RHP | West Orange HS (Fla.) | Florida State | |
| 122 | Jacob Lindgren | LHP | Mississippi State | Cubs 2011 (12) | |
| 121 | Robbie Dickey | RHP | Blinn JC (Texas) | Texas State | |
| 120 | Ryan Castellani | RHP | Brophy HS (Ariz.) | Arizona State | |
| 119 | Casey Soltis | OF | Granada HS (Calif.) | Oregon | |
| 118 | Andrew Summerville | LHP | Lakeside HS (Wash.) | Stanford | |
| 117 | Michael Cantu | C | Carrol HS (Texas) | Texas | |
| 116 | Pat Connaughton | RHP | Notre Dame | Padres 2011 (38) | |
| 115 | Derick Velazquez | RHP | Fresno State | Orioles 2012 (15) | |
| 114 | Zach Shannon | RHP | Anderson HS (Ohio) | Ohio State | |
| 113 | Jacob Nix | RHP | Los Alamitos HS (Calif.) | UCLA | |
| 112 | Turner Larkins | RHP | Martin HS (Texas) | Texas A&M | |
| 111 | Devon Fisher | C | Western Branch HS (Nev.) | Virginia | |
| 110 | Heath Fillmyer | RHP | Mercer Community College | Never Drafted | |
| 109 | Jordan Luplow | OF | Fresno State | Never Drafted | |
| 108 | Dillon Peters | LHP | Texas | Indians 2011 (20) | |
| 107 | Chad Sobotka | RHP | South Carolina Upstate | Never Drafted | |
| 106 | Carson Sands | LHP | North Florida Christian Academy (Fla.) | Florida State | |
| 105 | Blake Bivens | RHP | George Washington HS (Ga.) | Liberty | |
| 104 | Michael Cederoth | RHP | San Diego State | Diamondbacks 2011 (41) | |
| 103 | Austin Byler | OF | Nevada | Never Drafted | |
| 102 | Austin DeCarr | RHP | Salisbury HS (Conn.) | Clemson | |
| 101 | Bryan Dobzanski | RHP | Delsea Regional HS (N.J.) | Louisville |
The players ranked in the 101-150 range are guys who project to come off the board anywhere from Rounds 3-5 this year. The group is mostly comprised of pitching prospects, including many high-floor/low-ceiling college arms as well as prep ones who lack exposure or face potential signability concerns.
You may remember some of the college hurlers on this list from previous drafts, including LHP Ben Wetzler (Phillies, 2013—fifth round), RHP A.J. Vanegas (A’s, 2013—19th round), RHP Ryan Butler (Yankees, 2013—16th round), RHP Adam Ravenelle (Yankees, 2011—44th round), LHP Jacob Lindgren (Cubs, 2011—12th round) and RHP Michael Cederoth (2011, Diamondbacks—41st round).
This collection of players also stands out for its depth behind the plate, with four prep catchers who should come off the board sometime on Day 2 of the draft (possibly earlier): KJ Harrison (No. 148), Simeon Lucas (127), Michael Cantu (117) and Devon Fisher (111).
Nos. 100-76
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| 100 | Evan Skoug | C | Libertyville HS (Ill.) | Texas Christian | |
| 99 | Brett Graves | RHP | Missouri | Cardinals 2011 (26) | |
| 98 | Wyatt Strahan | RHP | Southern California | Diamondbacks 2011 (27) | |
| 97 | Jack Flaherty | 3B/RHP | Harvard-Westlake HS (Calif.) | North Carolina | |
| 96 | Austin Gomber | LHP | Florida Atlantic | Never Drafted | |
| 95 | Jeren Kendall | OF | Holmen HS (Wisc.) | Vanderbilt | |
| 94 | Greg Allen | OF | San Diego State | Never Drafted | |
| 93 | Slade Heggen | C | Loyola Sacred Heart HS (Mont.) | Oregon | |
| 92 | Trace Loehr | SS | Putnam HS (Ore.) | Oregon State | |
| 91 | Bobby Bradley | 3B | Harrison Central HS (Miss.) | Louisiana State | |
| 90 | Eric Skoglund | LHP | Central Florida | Pirates 2011 (16) | |
| 89 | Dylan Davis | OF/RHP | Oregon State | Never Drafted | |
| 88 | Andrew Suarez | LHP | Miami | Blue Jays 2011 (9) | |
| 87 | Grant Hockin | RHP | Damien HS (Calif.) | UCLA | |
| 86 | Austin Slater | OF/1B | Stanford | Dodgers 2011 (44) | |
| 85 | J.D. Davis | RHP | Cal-State Fullerton | Rays 2011 (5) | |
| 84 | James Norwood | RHP | St. Louis | Never Drafted | |
| 83 | Chris Ellis | RHP | Ole Miss | Dodgers 2011 (50) | |
| 82 | Brian Anderson | 2B/OF | Arkansas | Twins 2011 (20) | |
| 81 | JJ Schwarz | C | Palm Beach Gardens HS (Fla.) | Florida | |
| 80 | Joe Gatto | RHP | St. Augustine HS (N.J.) | North Carolina | |
| 79 | Mitch Keller | RHP | Xavier HS (Iowa) | North Carolina | |
| 78 | Jace Fry | LHP | Oregon State | Athletics 2011 (9) | |
| 77 | Bryce Montes De Oca | RHP | Lawrence HS (Kan.) | Missouri | |
| 76 | Cody Reed | LHP | Ardmore HS (Ala.) | Vanderbilt |
This group features more college pitchers who were previously drafted, such as RHP Brett Graves (No. 99), LHP Eric Skoglund (90), LHP Andrew Suarez (88), RHP J.D. Davis (85), RHP Chris Ellis (83) and LHP Jace Fry (78).
There is also a decently sized contingent of under-the-radar college arms—primarily pitchers who went undrafted and blossomed at either a two- or four-year program—highlighted by Austin Gomber (96) and James Norwood (84).
In terms of high school talent, prospects such as 3B Jack Flaherty (97), RHP Joe Gatto (80) and RHP Mitch Keller (79) rank outside the top 75 due to signability concerns, as all three players are committed to attend North Carolina next fall. The same can be said for OF Jeren Kendall (95) and LHP Cody Reed (76), who are both committed to Vanderbilt—a program known for losing few recruits to the draft each year.
This group also features its share of notable high school catchers in Evan Skoug (100), Slade Heggen (93) and JJ Schwarz (81), as well as a pair of projectable infielders in SS Trace Loehr (92) and 3B Bobby Bradley (91).
Nos. 75-51
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| 75 | Cole Tucker | SS | Mountain Pointe HS (Ariz.) | Arizona | |
| 74 | Jake Godfrey | RHP | Providence Catholic HS (Ill.) | Louisiana State | |
| 73 | Luke Weaver | RHP | Florida State | Blue Jays 2011 (19) | |
| 72 | David Peterson | LHP | Regis Jesuit HS (Colo.) | Oregon | |
| 71 | Gareth Morgan | OF | Blyth Academy (Toronto) | North Carolina State | |
| 70 | Grayson Greiner | C | South Carolina | Never Drafted | |
| 69 | Cobi Johnson | RHP | Mitchell HS (Fla.) | Florida State | |
| 68 | Keith Weisenberg | RHP | Osceola HS (Fla.) | Stanford | |
| 67 | Keaton McKinney | RHP/1B | Ankeny Centennial HS (Iowa) | Arkansas | |
| 66 | Milton Ramos | SS | American Heritage HS (Fla.) | Florida Atlantic | |
| 65 | Trey Supak | RHP | La Grange HS (Texas) | Houston | |
| 64 | Justin Steele | LHP | George County HS (Miss.) | Southern Mississippi | |
| 63 | Garrett Fulenchek | RHP | Howe HS (Texas) | Dallas Baptist | |
| 62 | Nick Howard | RHP | Virginia | Never Drafted | |
| 61 | Jake Stinnett | RHP | Maryland | Pirates 2013 (29) | |
| 60 | Zech Lemond | RHP | Rice | Pirates 2011 (50) | |
| 59 | Matthew Railey | OF | North Florida Christian Academy (Fla.) | Florida State | |
| 58 | Josh Morgan | 3B | Orange Lutheran HS (Calif.) | UCLA | |
| 57 | Aramis Garcia | C | Florida International | Cardinals 2011 (20) | |
| 56 | Sam Travis | 1B | Indiana | Reds 2011 (40) | |
| 55 | Spencer Turnbull | RHP | Alabama | Never Drafted | |
| 54 | Ti’quan Forbes | SS | Columbia HS (Miss.) | Ole Miss | |
| 53 | Mike Papi | OF | Virginia | Angels 2011 (30) | |
| 52 | Mac Marshall | LHP | Parkview HS (Ga.) | Louisiana State | |
| 51 | Daniel Gossett | RHP | Clemson | Red Sox 2011 (16) |
Sixteen of the 25 draft prospects ranked from 51-75 are pitchers—eight college, eight prep—and all are candidates to come off the board in the second or third rounds. Many of the high school arms have been late risers this spring, as they’ve boosted their draft stock over the last month-plus and steadily ascended the rankings.
Teams will have a variety of college right-handers to pick from in Luke Weaver (No. 73), Nick Howard (62), Jake Stinnett (61), Zech Lemond (60), Spencer Turnbull (55) and Daniel Gossett (51), but I wouldn’t be surprised to see some of the better high school arms (some are borderline Day 1 guys) get popped first.
This group also features a nice collection of high-upside prep hitters, led by SS Cole Tucker (75), OF Gareth Morgan (71), SS Milton Ramos (66), OF Matt Railey (59), 3B Josh Morgan (58) and SS Ti’quan Forbes (54).
Lastly, some of the more productive college hitters enter the mix as we move closer to the top 50, highlighted by known commodities such as C Grayson Greiner (70), C Aramis Garcia (57), 1B Sam Travis (56) and OF Mike Papi (53).
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Nos. 50-26
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| 50 | Chris Oliver | RHP | Arkansas | Orioles 2011 (27) | |
| 49 | Alex Verdugo | LHP/OF | Sahuaro HS (Ariz.) | Arizona State | |
| 48 | Forrest Wall | 2B | Orangewood Christian HS (Fla.) | North Carolina | |
| 47 | Chase Vallot | C | St. Thomas More (La.) | Mississippi State | |
| 46 | Justus Sheffield | LHP | Tullahoma HS (Tenn.) | Vanderbilt | |
| 45 | Dylan Cease | RHP | Milton HS (Ga.) | Vanderbilt | |
| 44 | Taylor Sparks | 3B | UC-Irvine | Indians 2011 (24) | |
| 43 | Matt Imhof | LHP | Cal Poly | Never Drafted | |
| 42 | Nick Burdi | RHP | Louisville | Twins 2011 (24) | |
| 41 | Jakson Reetz | C/OF | Hickman HS (Neb.) | Nebraska | |
| 40 | Foster Griffin | LHP | First Academy HS (Fla.) | Ole Miss | |
| 39 | Cameron Varga | RHP | Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy (Ohio) | North Carolina | |
| 38 | Braxton Davidson | OF/1B | T.C. Roberson HS (N.C.) | North Carolina | |
| 37 | Michael Kopech | RHP | Mount Pleasant HS (Texas) | Arizona | |
| 36 | Erick Fedde | RHP | UNLV | Padres 2011 (24) | |
| 35 | Spencer Adams | RHP | White County HS (Ga.) | Georgia | |
| 34 | Alex Blandino | 3B/2B | Stanford | Athletics 2011 (38) | |
| 33 | Marcus Wilson | OF | Junipero Serra HS (Calif.) | Arizona State | |
| 32 | Matt Chapman | 3B | Cal-State Fullerton | Never Drafted | |
| 31 | Derek Fisher | OF | Virginia | Rangers 2011 (6) | |
| 30 | Jacob Bukauskas | RHP | Stone Bridge HS (Va.) | North Carolina | |
| 29 | Kodi Medeiros | LHP | Waiakea HS (Hawaii) | Pepperdine | |
| 28 | Casey Gillaspie | 1B | Wichita State | Never Drafted | |
| 27 | Luis Ortiz | RHP | Sanger HS (Calif.) | Fresno State | |
| 26 | A.J. Reed | 1B | Kentucky | Mets 2011 (25) |
All prospects ranked in the top 50 are candidates to be selected in the first round; the order in which they come off the board will be based on an organization’s needs and preferences. 3B Taylor Sparks (No. 44), INF Alex Blandino (34), 3B Matt Chapman (32), OF Derek Fisher (31), 1B Casey Gillaspie (28) and 1B A.J. Reed (26) all have the potential to be drafted earlier than expected considering the lack of impact hitters in this year’s draft class.
Reed possesses the best power among his peers (and leads all Division I hitters in home runs this season), while Blandino, Fisher and Gillaspie have advanced hit tools and on-base skills.
There also could be a run on high-ceiling prep prospects toward the back end of the first round (and beyond) should college hitters come off the board early. If that’s ultimately the case, expect teams to target players such as 2B Forrest Wall (48), C Chase Vallot (47), C/OF Jakson Reetz (41), 1B/OF Braxton Davidson (38) and OF Marcus Wilson (33).
Organizations looking to land a prep arm will have plenty of options, whether it be LHP Foster Griffin (40), RHP Michael Kopech (37), RHP Spencer Adams (35), LHP Kodi Medeiros (29) or RHP Luis Ortiz (27).
It’s also worth noting there are numerous “wild card” prospects ranked in this group, guys who could affect the draft results if a team takes an early flier on them. The obvious example is RHP Erick Fedde (36), who was projected to be a first-round pick (possibly in the top 15 picks) before news broke last week that he needed season-ending Tommy John surgery.
Both LHP Justus Sheffield (46) and RHP Dylan Cease (45) could be solid upside players, but both pitchers are perceived to have strong commitments to Vanderbilt. A team could also take a gamble on RHP Nick Burdi (42) depending on whether or not it believes he can be successfully converted into a full-time starter.
Nos. 25-21
5 of 10| 25 | Scott Blewett | RHP | Baker HS (N.Y.) | St. John’s | |
| 24 | Michael Gettys | OF | Gainesville HS (Fla.) | Georgia | |
| 23 | Derek Hill | OF | Elk Grove HS (Calif.) | Oregon | |
| 22 | Monte Harrison | OF | Lee Summit HS (Mo.) | Nebraska | |
| 21 | Sean Reid-Foley | RHP | Sandalwood HS (Fla.) | Florida State |
Once the big-name prospects come off the board in the first round, teams—especially those with additional picks in the supplemental and competitive balance rounds—are likely to target high-ceiling prep talent. So it’s not a coincidence that the five prospects ranked 21-25 are all high school players without major signability concerns.
OF Michael Gettys (No. 24) is the biggest “wild card” (besides injured pitchers such as Jeff Hoffman and Erick Fedde) in this year’s class, as he boasts three plus tools (power/defense/arm) but has a giant question mark tied to his bat. OF Derek Hill (23) possesses the best (80-grade) speed in the class, while OF Monte Harrison (22) is arguably the best overall athlete.
As for pitching, RHP Scott Blewett (25) is a powerful and durable arm from the Northeast whose stock has been on the rise this spring, and his commitment to St. John’s probably means he’s signable. RHP Sean Reid-Foley (21) has continued to move up the board thanks to a dominant spring season, though there are some concerns about his overall upside.
Nos. 20-16
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| 20 | Touki Toussaint | RHP | Coral Springs Christian Academy HS (Fla.) | Vanderbilt | |
| 19 | Kyle Schwarber | C/1B | Indiana | Never Drafted | |
| 18 | Jeff Hoffman | RHP | East Carolina | Never Drafted | |
| 17 | Jacob Gatewood | SS/3B | Clovis HS (Calif.) | Southern California | |
| 16 | Michael Chavis | 3B | Sprayberry HS (Ga.) | Clemson |
RHP Touki Toussaint (No. 20) has one of the highest ceilings among prep hurlers, with excellent athleticism and two present plus pitches, but a team will have to overlook his glaring command issues to gamble on him early in the first round.
SS Jacob Gatewood (17) and 3B Michael Chavis (16) have been viewed as two of the better left-side-of-the-infield prospects for most of the last year, and both players are likely to draw attention in the mid-first round thanks to their respective raw power. Similarly, C/1B Kyle Schwarber (19), one of the more productive hitters in college baseball over the last two seasons, is likely to come off the board somewhere in this range.
And then there’s RHP Jeff Hoffman (18), the East Carolina right-hander who was a candidate to go No. 1 overall before last week’s announcement that he needs Tommy John surgery. In spite of the injury, Hoffman still is likely to be drafted at some point in the first round.
Nos. 15-11
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| 15 | Michael Conforto | OF | Oregon State | Never Drafted | |
| 14 | Max Pentecost | C | Kennesaw State | Rangers 2011 (7) | |
| 13 | Trea Turner | SS | North Carolina State | Pirates 2011 (20) | |
| 12 | Brandon Finnegan | LHP | Texas Christian | Rangers 2011 (45) | |
| 11 | Sean Newcomb | LHP | Hartford | Never Drafted |
Teams drafting outside the top 10 should have a host of college prospects to choose from, while the order in which they come off the board will be a result of the perceived best player available (BPA) and organizational need.
C Max Pentecost (No. 14) and SS Trea Turner (13) are well-rounded players who project to remain at their current position for the duration of their respective careers, and OF Michael Conforto (15) continues to separate himself from his peers with excellent plate discipline.
Meanwhile, two of the nation’s top left-handed pitchers, Brandon Finnegan (12) and Sean Newcomb (11), are expected to receive interest somewhere around the middle of the first round.
Nos. 10-6
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| 10 | Tyler Beede | RHP | Vanderbilt | Blue Jays 2011 (1) | |
| 9 | Kyle Freeland | LHP | Evansville | Phillies 2011 (35) | |
| 8 | Aaron Nola | RHP | Louisville | Blue Jays 2011 (22) | |
| 7 | Grant Homes | RHP | Conway HS (S.C.) | Florida | |
| 6 | Bradley Zimmer | OF | San Francisco | Cubs 2011 (23) |
LHP Kyle Freeland (No. 9) is arguably the top left-handed pitcher in this year’s class not named Carlos Rodon or Brady Aiken, and his stock is at an all-time high following his dominant season for Evansville. RHP Aaron Nola (8) has the potential to reach the major leagues in a hurry courtesy of a polished arsenal and the best command in the class.
RHP Grant Holmes’ (7) pure stuff would normally be worthy of consideration as the No. 1 pick, but his lack of physical projection (he’s 6’1” at best) and fringy changeup could ultimately lead to him falling to the back end of the top 10 or even deeper into the first round. The same can be said for RHP Tyler Beede (10), who features an advanced four-pitch mix but struggles to repeat his mechanics from start to start.
Lastly, OF Bradley Zimmer (6) is arguably the top college hitter in this year’s class, and his potential for five better-than-average tools at maturity makes him an even more attractive potential top-10 pick.
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| 5 | Alex Jackson | C/OF | Rancho Bernardo HS (Calif.) | Oregon | |
| 4 | Nick Gordon | SS | Olympia HS (Fla.) | Florida State | |
| 3 | Tyler Kolek | RHP | Shepherd HS (Texas) | Texas Christian | |
| 2 | Carlos Rodon | LHP | North Carolina State | Brewers 2011 (16) | |
| 1 | Brady Aiken | LHP | Cathedral Catholic HS (Calif.) | UCLA |
This group has long separated itself from the field, as four of the five players (Nick Gordon being the exception) have generated No. 1-overall buzz at one point or another over the last two seasons.
The Astros will have their choice between left-handers Carlos Rodon (No. 2) and Brady Aiken (1), and they really can do no wrong with either guy. Aiken is the hands-down top prep pitcher this year and still will be only 17 when he’s drafted, while Rodon’s track record at North Carolina State speaks for itself. The one knock on the college southpaw is his heavy workload over the past three seasons and reliance on his slider.
RHP Tyler Kolek (3) is essentially a lock to be drafted with the third pick, as he’s the definition of a durable, front-of-the-rotation starter and possesses the best velocity in the class (he easily bumps triple digits).
C/OF Alex Jackson (5) has possibly the best combination of hit- and power-tool projection in the class, though there’s doubt as to whether he’ll remain behind the plate as a professional, which could potentially hurt his draft value. SS Nick Gordon (4) ranks as the premier shortstop prospect this year, and his improved power this spring could potentially lead to his selection ahead of Jackson early in the first round.
Full List (Nos. 150-1)
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| 150 | Daniel Mengden | RHP | Texas A&M | Never Drafted | |
| 149 | Stone Garrett | OF | George Ranch HS (Texas) | Rice | |
| 148 | KJ Harrison | C | Punahou HS (Hawaii) | Oregon | |
| 147 | Ben Wetzler | LHP | Oregon State | Phillies 2013 (5) | |
| 146 | A.J. Vanegas | RHP | Stanford | Athletics 2013 (19) | |
| 145 | Sean Bouchard | 3B | Cathedral Catholic HS (Calif.) | UCLA | |
| 144 | Alexis Pantojas | SS | Puerto Rico Baseball Academy | Alabama St. | |
| 143 | Sam Coonrod | RHP | Southern Illinois | Never Drafted | |
| 142 | Jared Ruxer | RHP | Louisville | Indians 2011 (29) | |
| 141 | Justin Smith | OF | Bartram Trail HS (Fla.) | Miami | |
| 140 | Aaron Brown | LHP | Pepperdine | Indians 2013 (30) | |
| 139 | Tate Blackman | 2B | Lake Brantley HS (Fla.) | Ole Miss | |
| 138 | Brandon Downes | OF | Virginia | Red Sox 2011 (43) | |
| 137 | Raphael Ramirez | OF | Pace Academy HS (Fla.) | North Carolina State | |
| 136 | Nick Wells | LHP | Battlefield HS (Va.) | Charleston | |
| 135 | Ryan Butler | RHP | Charlotte | Yankees 2013 (16) | |
| 134 | Todd Isaacs | OF | American Heritage HS (Fla.) | None | |
| 133 | Travis Jones | OF/3B | Atascocita HS (Texas) | Texas | |
| 132 | Nick Torres | OF | Cal Poly | Never Drafted | |
| 131 | Mitch Hart | RHP | Granite Bay HS (Calif.) | Southern California | |
| 130 | Kel Johnson | OF | Home Schooled | Georgia Tech | |
| 129 | Jake Cosart | RHP | Seminole JC (Fla.) | Never Drafted | |
| 128 | Rhys Hoskins | OF | Sacramento State | Never Drafted | |
| 127 | Simeon Lucas | C | Grant Community HS (Ill.) | Illinois State | |
| 126 | Adam Ravenelle | RHP | Vanderbilt | Yankees 2011 (44) | |
| 125 | Jordan Brink | RHP | Fresno State | Never Drafted | |
| 124 | Lane Thomas | OF | Bearden HS (Tenn.) | Tennessee | |
| 123 | Andrew Karp | RHP | West Orange HS (Fla.) | Florida State | |
| 122 | Jacob Lindgren | LHP | Mississippi State | Cubs 2011 (12) | |
| 121 | Robbie Dickey | RHP | Blinn JC (Texas) | Texas State | |
| 120 | Ryan Castellani | RHP | Brophy HS (Ariz.) | Arizona State | |
| 119 | Casey Soltis | OF | Granada HS (Calif.) | Oregon | |
| 118 | Andrew Summerville | LHP | Lakeside HS (Wash.) | Stanford | |
| 117 | Michael Cantu | C | Carrol HS (Texas) | Texas | |
| 116 | Pat Connaughton | RHP | Notre Dame | Padres 2011 (38) | |
| 115 | Derick Velazquez | RHP | Fresno State | Orioles 2012 (15) | |
| 114 | Zach Shannon | RHP | Anderson HS (Ohio) | Ohio State | |
| 113 | Jacob Nix | RHP | Los Alamitos HS (Calif.) | UCLA | |
| 112 | Turner Larkins | RHP | Martin HS (Texas) | Texas A&M | |
| 111 | Devon Fisher | C | Western Branch HS (Nev.) | Virginia | |
| 110 | Heath Fillmyer | RHP | Mercer Community College | Never Drafted | |
| 109 | Jordan Luplow | OF | Fresno State | Never Drafted | |
| 108 | Dillon Peters | LHP | Texas | Indians 2011 (20) | |
| 107 | Chad Sobotka | RHP | South Carolina Upstate | Never Drafted | |
| 106 | Carson Sands | LHP | North Florida Christian Academy (Fla.) | Florida State | |
| 105 | Blake Bivens | RHP | George Washington HS (Ga.) | Liberty | |
| 104 | Michael Cederoth | RHP | San Diego State | Diamondbacks 2011 (41) | |
| 103 | Austin Byler | OF | Nevada | Never Drafted | |
| 102 | Austin DeCarr | RHP | Salisbury HS (Conn.) | Clemson | |
| 101 | Bryan Dobzanski | RHP | Delsea Regional HS (N.J.) | Louisville | |
| 100 | Evan Skoug | C | Libertyville HS (Ill.) | Texas Christian | |
| 99 | Brett Graves | RHP | Missouri | Cardinals 2011 (26) | |
| 98 | Wyatt Strahan | RHP | Southern California | Diamondbacks 2011 (27) | |
| 97 | Jack Flaherty | 3B/RHP | Harvard-Westlake HS (Calif.) | North Carolina | |
| 96 | Austin Gomber | LHP | Florida Atlantic | Never Drafted | |
| 95 | Jeren Kendall | OF | Holmen HS (Wisc.) | Vanderbilt | |
| 94 | Greg Allen | OF | San Diego State | Never Drafted | |
| 93 | Slade Heggen | C | Loyola Sacred Heart HS (Mont.) | Oregon | |
| 92 | Trace Loehr | SS | Putnam HS (Ore.) | Oregon State | |
| 91 | Bobby Bradley | 3B | Harrison Central HS (Miss.) | Louisiana State | |
| 90 | Eric Skoglund | LHP | Central Florida | Pirates 2011 (16) | |
| 89 | Dylan Davis | OF/RHP | Oregon State | Never Drafted | |
| 88 | Andrew Suarez | LHP | Miami | Blue Jays 2011 (9) | |
| 87 | Grant Hockin | RHP | Damien HS (Calif.) | UCLA | |
| 86 | Austin Slater | OF/1B | Stanford | Dodgers 2011 (44) | |
| 85 | J.D. Davis | RHP | Cal-State Fullerton | Rays 2011 (5) | |
| 84 | James Norwood | RHP | St. Louis | Never Drafted | |
| 83 | Chris Ellis | RHP | Ole Miss | Dodgers 2011 (50) | |
| 82 | Brian Anderson | 2B/OF | Arkansas | Twins 2011 (20) | |
| 81 | JJ Schwarz | C | Palm Beach Gardens HS (Fla.) | Florida | |
| 80 | Joe Gatto | RHP | St. Augustine HS (N.J.) | North Carolina | |
| 79 | Mitch Keller | RHP | Xavier HS (Iowa) | North Carolina | |
| 78 | Jace Fry | LHP | Oregon State | Athletics 2011 (9) | |
| 77 | Bryce Montes De Oca | RHP | Lawrence HS (Kan.) | Missouri | |
| 76 | Cody Reed | LHP | Ardmore HS (Ala.) | Vanderbilt | |
| 75 | Cole Tucker | SS | Mountain Pointe HS (Ariz.) | Arizona | |
| 74 | Jake Godfrey | RHP | Providence Catholic HS (Ill.) | Louisiana State | |
| 73 | Luke Weaver | RHP | Florida State | Blue Jays 2011 (19) | |
| 72 | David Peterson | LHP | Regis Jesuit HS (Colo.) | Oregon | |
| 71 | Gareth Morgan | OF | Blyth Academy (Toronto) | North Carolina State | |
| 70 | Grayson Greiner | C | South Carolina | Never Drafted | |
| 69 | Cobi Johnson | RHP | Mitchell HS (Fla.) | Florida State | |
| 68 | Keith Weisenberg | RHP | Osceola HS (Fla.) | Stanford | |
| 67 | Keaton McKinney | RHP/1B | Ankeny Centennial HS (Iowa) | Arkansas | |
| 66 | Milton Ramos | SS | American Heritage HS (Fla.) | Florida Atlantic | |
| 65 | Trey Supak | RHP | La Grange HS (Texas) | Houston | |
| 64 | Justin Steele | LHP | George County HS (Miss.) | Southern Mississippi | |
| 63 | Garrett Fulenchek | RHP | Howe HS (Texas) | Dallas Baptist | |
| 62 | Nick Howard | RHP | Virginia | Never Drafted | |
| 61 | Jake Stinnett | RHP | Maryland | Pirates 2013 (29) | |
| 60 | Zech Lemond | RHP | Rice | Pirates 2011 (50) | |
| 59 | Matthew Railey | OF | North Florida Christian Academy (Fla.) | Florida State | |
| 58 | Josh Morgan | 3B | Orange Lutheran HS (Calif.) | UCLA | |
| 57 | Aramis Garcia | C | Florida International | Cardinals 2011 (20) | |
| 56 | Sam Travis | 1B | Indiana | Reds 2011 (40) | |
| 55 | Spencer Turnbull | RHP | Alabama | Never Drafted | |
| 54 | Ti’quan Forbes | SS | Columbia HS (Miss.) | Ole Miss | |
| 53 | Mike Papi | OF | Virginia | Angels 2011 (30) | |
| 52 | Mac Marshall | LHP | Parkview HS (Ga.) | Louisiana State | |
| 51 | Daniel Gossett | RHP | Clemson | Red Sox 2011 (16) | |
| 50 | Chris Oliver | RHP | Arkansas | Orioles 2011 (27) | |
| 49 | Alex Verdugo | LHP/OF | Sahuaro HS (Ariz.) | Arizona State | |
| 48 | Forest Wall | 2B | Orangewood Christian HS (Fla.) | North Carolina | |
| 47 | Chase Vallot | C | St. Thomas More (La.) | Mississippi State | |
| 46 | Justus Sheffield | LHP | Tullahoma HS (Tenn.) | Vanderbilt | |
| 45 | Dylan Cease | RHP | Milton HS (Ga.) | Vanderbilt | |
| 44 | Taylor Sparks | 3B | UC-Irvine | Indians 2011 (24) | |
| 43 | Matt Imhof | LHP | Cal Poly | Never Drafted | |
| 42 | Nick Burdi | RHP | Louisville | Twins 2011 (24) | |
| 41 | Jakson Reetz | C/OF | Hickman HS (Neb.) | Nebraska | |
| 40 | Foster Griffin | LHP | First Academy HS (Fla.) | Ole Miss | |
| 39 | Cameron Varga | RHP | Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy (Ohio) | North Carolina | |
| 38 | Braxton Davidson | OF/1B | T.C. Roberson HS (N.C.) | North Carolina | |
| 37 | Michael Kopech | RHP | Mount Pleasant HS (Texas) | Arizona | |
| 36 | Erick Fedde | RHP | UNLV | Padres 2011 (24) | |
| 35 | Spencer Adams | RHP | White County HS (Ga.) | Georgia | |
| 34 | Alex Blandino | 3B/2B | Stanford | Athletics 2011 (38) | |
| 33 | Marcus Wilson | OF | Junipero Serra HS (Calif.) | Arizona State | |
| 32 | Matt Chapman | 3B | Cal-State Fullerton | Never Drafted | |
| 31 | Derek Fisher | OF | Virginia | Rangers 2011 (6) | |
| 30 | Jacob Bukauskas | RHP | Stone Bridge HS (Va.) | North Carolina | |
| 29 | Kodi Medeiros | LHP | Waiakea HS (Hawaii) | Pepperdine | |
| 28 | Casey Gillaspie | 1B | Wichita State | Never Drafted | |
| 27 | Luis Ortiz | RHP | Sanger HS (Calif.) | Fresno State | |
| 26 | A.J. Reed | 1B | Kentucky | Mets 2011 (25) | |
| 25 | Scott Blewett | RHP | Baker HS (N.Y.) | St. John’s | |
| 24 | Michael Gettys | OF | Gainesville HS (Fla.) | Georgia | |
| 23 | Derek Hill | OF | Elk Grove HS (Calif.) | Oregon | |
| 22 | Monte Harrison | OF | Lee Summit HS (Mo.) | Nebraska | |
| 21 | Sean Reid-Foley | RHP | Sandalwood HS (Fla.) | Florida State | |
| 20 | Touki Toussaint | RHP | Coral Springs Christian Academy HS (Fla.) | Vanderbilt | |
| 19 | Kyle Schwarber | C/1B | Indiana | Never Drafted | |
| 18 | Jeff Hoffman | RHP | East Carolina | Never Drafted | |
| 17 | Jacob Gatewood | SS/3B | Clovis HS (Calif.) | Southern California | |
| 16 | Michael Chavis | 3B | Sprayberry HS (Ga.) | Clemson | |
| 15 | Michael Conforto | OF | Oregon State | Never Drafted | |
| 14 | Max Pentecost | C | Kennesaw State | Rangers 2011 (7) | |
| 13 | Trea Turner | SS | North Carolina State | Pirates 2011 (20) | |
| 12 | Brandon Finnegan | LHP | Texas Christian | Rangers 2011 (45) | |
| 11 | Sean Newcomb | LHP | Hartford | Never Drafted | |
| 10 | Tyler Beede | RHP | Vanderbilt | Blue Jays 2011 (1) | |
| 9 | Kyle Freeland | LHP | Evansville | Phillies 2011 (35) | |
| 8 | Aaron Nola | RHP | Louisville | Blue Jays 2011 (22) | |
| 7 | Grant Homes | RHP | Conway HS (S.C.) | Florida | |
| 6 | Bradley Zimmer | OF | San Francisco | Cubs 2011 (23) | |
| 5 | Alex Jackson | C/OF | Rancho Bernardo HS (Calif.) | Oregon | |
| 4 | Nick Gordon | SS | Olympia HS (Fla.) | Florida State | |
| 3 | Tyler Kolek | RHP | Shepherd HS (Texas) | Texas Christian | |
| 2 | Carlos Rodon | LHP | North Carolina State | Brewers 2011 (16) | |
| 1 | Brady Aiken | LHP | Cathedral Catholic HS (Calif.) | UCLA |
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